cineradiographic studies of chest and gut

Two spools of 35mm film and 5 short lengths of 16mm safety film, cineradiographic studies of chest and gut

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Category:: Radiomedicine

Object Number:: 1983-121

type:: cineradiography films

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Two spools of 35mm cineradiographic studies of chest and gut made by James Sibley Watson

Two spools of 35mm cineradiographic studies of chest and gut made by James Sibley Watson, Jr., Rochester, New York(?), mid 20th century

Materials:: cellulose acetate

Object Number:: 1983-121/1

type:: cineradiography films

5 short lengths of 16mm safety film each bearing numbered cineradiographic sequences

5 short lengths of 16mm safety film each bearing numbered cineradiographic sequences (mainly of the chest)

Materials:: cellulose acetate

Object Number:: 1983-121/2

type:: cineradiography films

cineradiographic studies of chest and gut

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Two spools of 35mm cineradiographic studies of chest and gut made by James Sibley Watson

5 short lengths of 16mm safety film each bearing numbered cineradiographic sequences

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